Filter out all the flashy market noise and calmly look at MERL’s current trend—you’ll see a rather harsh situation.
What’s happening in this market? Liquidity is rapidly draining, and there’s a severe imbalance between buy and sell orders. Over the past few weeks, MERL’s performance has basically confirmed this assessment—the data doesn’t lie; capital is retreating, and there’s clearly a lack of buying interest.
Once this kind of supply-demand structure forms, it’s not something that can be reversed in just a day or two.
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SneakyFlashloan
· 2h ago
With liquidity like this, there’s really no hope in sight.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-07 18:01
Liquidity has indeed evaporated; MERL can't hold up this time.
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All the funds have fled; who would dare to catch the falling knife... How long do we have to endure this?
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To put it bluntly, nobody wants it. Let's wait a bit longer.
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The market data doesn't lie; the exit signals are too obvious.
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Want a reversal? You'll have to wait for big money to return first. It's not happening in the short term.
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This is what a supply-demand imbalance looks like; it can't be reversed.
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NFTFreezer
· 12-07 18:01
Liquidity exhaustion, simply put, means nobody wants it—the data speaks for itself.
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This round for MERL is really looking risky; the funds have withdrawn and the bagholders have also left.
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Once supply and demand are locked in imbalance, you want a comeback? Ha, don’t even think about it for months.
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The market doesn’t lie, but unfortunately, most people just don’t look.
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The lack of willingness to buy in is way too obvious, yet some people are still trying to catch the bottom?
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WalletsWatcher
· 12-07 17:54
Liquidity evaporation, simply put, means no one dares to catch the falling knife.
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This wave for MERL is really tough; the data speaks for itself.
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Once the supply-demand imbalance gets stuck, it’ll take a long time to rebound.
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With such obvious capital outflows, are there still people bottom-fishing? I really don’t get it.
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The market doesn’t lie; there are fewer and fewer bagholders left.
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A reversal in this situation? It would take new big capital entering the market.
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With such a severe imbalance in buy and sell orders, there’s probably no hope in the short term.
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MEVSandwichMaker
· 12-07 17:46
The liquidity withdrawal... I saw it coming a long time ago. MERL's price movement is indeed pretty miserable. All the bag holders have already run away.
Filter out all the flashy market noise and calmly look at MERL’s current trend—you’ll see a rather harsh situation.
What’s happening in this market? Liquidity is rapidly draining, and there’s a severe imbalance between buy and sell orders. Over the past few weeks, MERL’s performance has basically confirmed this assessment—the data doesn’t lie; capital is retreating, and there’s clearly a lack of buying interest.
Once this kind of supply-demand structure forms, it’s not something that can be reversed in just a day or two.